Worship This Week..
Sunday 9AM & 11AM
Worship SUN 9AM & 11AM, in-person & on YouTube, with Rev Theo Ipema, at the Church of St Stephen...

Advent & Christmas at St Stephens
8 services in Dec 2025
Take stock of 2025 and look forward to 2026 with hope... and... lament... with the Church of St Stephen.

Donate a Poinsettia
till Thu, Dec 11th
Make a charitable, tax deductible, donation for the purchase of poinsettias to decorate the St Stephen's sanctuary, before December 11th.

20 Off Regular Retail Price...
while supplies last
... regularly $10, we have a limited quantity available for $8 each. Order by 1PM FRI to pickup at Sunday worship.

Bishops Ring in New Year
Jan 1st 12:00PM - 4:00PM
Celebrate New Year's Day with our "Bishops' Levee" at St James Cathedral

Parishes Share...
Jan 12 & Feb 23, 7-8:15 p.m. on Zoom
... a series of Zoom workshops from parishes across the diocese about using technology for God's mission. Coming up: Livestreaming

ACW Newsletter
winter 2025
"Let's enjoy our families and remember those in need, showing kindness to the homeless and seeing their humanity, by being someone whose actions and words show kindness, and by sharing what we have and by thinking about those who may be lonely or struggling"

Zoom with Christ Church Brampton
M-F 7:15AM... THU 7:30PM... SUN 6:00PM
Join Fr Theadore from Christ Church, Brampton, for Morning Prayers, Evening Prayers, and Bible Study on Zoom. NOTE: THERE ARE MULTIPLE ZOOM LINKS. Dial-in numbers provided.

Zoom with St Paul's Lamoreaux
T-S 7:30AM... FRI 6:00PM
Join Fr Dean Mercer for Morning Prayers (TUE-SAT) on Zoom... NOTE THAT THERE ARE TWO ZOOM LINKS

Arson at St Anne's
Dec 1-10 pray for our pilgrims
"... The CBC interviewer asked, what do you say to the community as the holiday season is coming closer?..."

Diocesan Happenings.
Updated Weekly
Zoom with Bishop Andrew each Tuesday in Lent... Cookie Crawl... Carols... Breakfast... Dinner... and more...

The great lie that the lying liars who told it... didn't know was true...
Nov 23rd Sermon
Pilate's inscription 'Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews,' Jesus's crucifixion, and the mocking behaviour of those in authority, was meant to end Christianity before it started. God is stronger than the most powerful state on the planet...

Are We Anticipating the Right Savior?
Sermon Nov 30, 2025
Today, we associate the word "king" with ostentatious spectacle: pageants, ceremonies, castles, palaces, police, and armies. But Jesus was a king of service, suffering - and was without a home: Without coercion, without wealth, he whispered wisdom that still changes lives today.